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by teilo 9y ago
Technically Latin has had many symbols for dipthongs, but in practice only two became common: Æ and Œ. They are usually classified as ligatures, but that's not technically correct in this case.
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by teilo 9y ago
Supply-and-demand describes the value that humans place on goods and services that by their very nature are not infinite. In that, it is a description of human behavior, and because it is based on human action in aggregate, acts as a law of
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by teilo 9y ago
Wow! Thank you. Love it. And built-in Powerline glyphs so no need for a custom font.
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by teilo 9y ago
Also, Linux filesystems list ReiserFS, but no ext4.
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by teilo 9y ago
As a hiring manager having to slog through resumes of people who pretend to be programmers, it never ceases to amaze me how few applicants understand something so basic as having the skills and experience that a position requires, before ap
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by teilo 9y ago
Not true. Immutable works just fine on ext4. https://pastebin.com/beuimxR8
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by teilo 9y ago
If you are in the path of totality, don't worry about the glasses. In the path of totality, eclipse glasses are only for observing the sun before and after full occlusion. Instead, make a pinhole projector. It's super easy (any th
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by teilo 9y ago
All this is going to do is drive the Reichtards into their own tech ecosystem.
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by teilo 9y ago
Good! Let's hope they make this possible for major releases as well.
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by teilo 9y ago
The problem I have with Mint is that a dist-upgrade is not possible. You can try it, and break everything in the process. They officially recommend a clean wipe and install. Or at least this was the case a few releases ago.
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by teilo 9y ago
We moved from Auth.NET to Braintree, but not in the traditional sense. We use our own merchant account with Braintree's API, something that not many people know is even possible. Braintree's one-iframe-per-field integration is a b
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by teilo 9y ago
Dan Carlin produces the Hardcore History Podcast, and it is outstanding. Do yourself a favor and check it out.
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by teilo 9y ago
I tend to ignore people who think the Jews were the only victims of mass genocide in history.
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by teilo 9y ago
It is relevant that NIST 800-53 Rev. 5 has dropped password complexity and rotation requirements because they make things worse, not better.
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by teilo 9y ago
If memory serves, he is on Sprint. Which I would never consider, frankly. I imagine once a cellular-capable Apple Watch is available, we will see those plans pop up everywhere. Also, sorry, I didn't notice you were talking about the an
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by teilo 9y ago
Nonsense. The door is ajar, and the camera isn't in perfect vertical alignment with the door. I just checked this by drawing a line in photoshop. It's a straight line at an angle. And your "broken carpet" looks like a re
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by teilo 9y ago
No one will be paying that for cellular connectivity. It's all about the shared data pools now. I pay $10/mo. for my iPad Pro cellular. I'm on T-Mobile, but when I was on Verizon, it was only $15/mo. I have a friend with
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by teilo 9y ago
Racetrack Memory.
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by teilo 9y ago
Queue fundies freaking out about the Mark of the Beast.
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by teilo 9y ago
Well, this will certainly bolster the "Out of Australia" theorists. http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/story?id=99257
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by teilo 9y ago
Uh huh. And if you reverse the polarity of the neutron flow, all these problems go away. Seriously, you’re just spouting audiophile mumbo-jumbo and confusing issues encountered during mastering with limitations of the final recorded media.
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by teilo 9y ago
Read “gullible audiophiles.”
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by teilo 9y ago
> This is theoric considerations, not practical. With all due respect, there is nothing remotely practical about the theoretical ability of any medium to record frequencies above 22Khz. Do you play your CD4 quadrophonic records to your p
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by teilo 9y ago
There is no "stair-stepping" in digital recordings. The sample-rate of a CD exceeds the effective resolution of even the best vinyl pressing. Furthermore, the Nyquist limit guarantees that it is impossible to perceive the sample r
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by teilo 9y ago
I think the answer is to take a hybrid approach. Use an ORM where it makes sense. You shouldn't need to write SQL to do simple CRUD and elementary queries with a join or two. But when things get more complex, you should be able to easi
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by teilo 9y ago
Drinking game time. A shot for every "when it's done."
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by teilo 9y ago
Horrible news. In my experience tech books tend to be horribly formatted in ePUB and MOBI format. They don't have to be, but they usually are. When I have bought from O'Reilly in the past, I have always defaulted to PDF. Now, not
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by teilo 9y ago
The level of knowledge of civics, current events, and history, not to mention the level of civic responsibility has done nothing but go down since this nation was founded. This idea might have been more tenable 200 or even 100 years ago. Th
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by teilo 9y ago
I have had a few cases where a voice has intruded when I was tired, but not about to fall asleep (in one case I was driving). In each case the voice was not talking to me at all, and it was just a snippet, less than a sentence, and then it&
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by teilo 9y ago
No, it's not the same thing at all. There is a distinct difference between your own internal dialogue and hearing voices. When you are hashing out things with yourself, you perceive yourself as the source of the voices/thoughts. O

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